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Trash collection for the City
of Columbus
is operated by the Department of Public Service, Division of Refuse Collection. The
City collects trash from more than 329,000 households using trucks with
mechanical arms to pickup and empty collection containers. This makes trash
collection safer for collectors, faster for residents and more cost effective
for the City.
Mission:
The mission of the Division of Refuse Collection is to deliver in a timely manner a comprehensive, cost-effective,
environmentally sound, and technically reliable residential solid-waste
collection, disposal and reduction system for residents of the City of Columbus.
The vision of the Division is:
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To become a leader in municipal solid-waste management by exploring and utilizing new collection methods and
technologies for greater cost effectiveness and operating efficiencies
without sacrificing service to the public.
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To accomplish our mission statement
through commitment and teamwork.
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To appreciate, understand and respect
the needs of our customers.
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To foster and respect individual
differences as to one's opinions, beliefs, values, and life goals.
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To advocate open, honest and productive
communications throughout the Division and community.
The Division of Refuse Collection has served
Columbus for more than 100 years. Visit the
Refuse Collection History Page
to learn more about our Division's interesting past.
Division Office: 2100
Alum Creek Drive Columbus, OH 43207
Questions about Refuse
Collection or other City Services? Call (614) 645-3111
Refuse Collection Administration Fax: (614) 645-7296
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